The top 20 Cats players in order in our Geelong power rankings

The top four has stayed steady but every other position has changed in our rankings of the best 20 Cats. HAVE YOUR SAY.

Sam De Koning is back in the top-20. Picture: Michael Klein.

As Geelong settles in for a mid-season break, the Geelong Addy’s Cats power rankings are decided unsettled.

Updated each week, the rankings reflect the best player at Geelong based on current form and while the top four remains steady, with Tom Stewart on top, all other positions in the top 20 have changed.

Isaac Smith has risen up the rankings. Picture: Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images

Isaac Smith’s brilliant consistency has seen him jump from No.7 to fifth and Gryan Miers has leapt three spots to No.6 as he puts together an All-Australian-calibre season.

Smith has had between 19 and 24 disposals in 10 of his 12 matches for Geelong, with his ability to help out defence and attack a huge advantage for Geelong as the 34-year-old keeps plugging away.

Injured duo Patrick Dangerfield (sixth to ninth) and Esava Ratugolea (fifth to 10th) both dropped dramatically, while Mitch Duncan fell from 16th to out of the 20.

Sam De Koning returned at No.20 after a strong shutdown job on Western Bulldogs high-flyer Aaron Naughton, with Gary Rohan also joining the top-20 at No.19.

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Originally published as The top 20 Cats players in order in our Geelong power rankings